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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-11
THE SPEED PROGRAMME
For the Coming state Fair Made L
Yesterday.

For the Coming state Fair Made Up
Yesterday.
For the past two or three days the speed
committee oFthe State Fair Association has
bcen hard at work upon the racing pro-
yramme for the coming Exposition, and
Yesterday the work was concluded. There
will he nine races this year, instead Of
fourteen as last year, the curtailment being
necessary owing TO the Fair only extending
over five DAYS. The same cause aids to cut
down the total amount of the pre-
niums from $500 to S3,2OO a
mart of the reduction, however,
arising from a decided decrease, in some
instances in the size of the purses offered.
The programme has one running race set
down for each day, the purses being $500
in each case. There are three trOts, one
of them Tuesday, and two on Thursday,
With $500 nurses III each. The remaining
tyo races are PAGES, one being Wednesday
and one Friday, with S4OO purses. The
races are so admirable divided as to give
nearly all the gocrs two chances mt purses.
For instance, horses entered in the run
ming race ofTuesday, can also 20 in the
running race of Thursday; horses trotting
Tuesday. can trot Thursday, and PAGERS
in Wednesdays contest can also try Fri
day.
Following is the programme III full:
SPEED PROGRAMME OF THE WEST VIRGINIA EXPO
slrIoN AND STATE FAIR FOR IN.
TUESDAY, SsrTEMBER6.
Running. mile heats two in three.
First $50 second 500; third $50
Dbl class lrOttlng
FirSt $40; second 500: third 500; fourth so.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. :.
= Running. one half mile heat two In thrce-S3OO
First Siju second SiUO, third so
l. $40 elias, 'V'
First 500, second 500; third SO fourth $40
THURSDAY, SEPT. :.
D. Running. one mile heat two in thrcr.......s3OO
FirSt Sl5u second 500. third SO
L. 80 elias, trOlllug, sivu
First 500: second SlOD: third s6O fourth $40
= 800 class truting. Geo. eIOO
First 500. second sluJ third 500 fourth SO
FRIDAY. SEPT ..
Running. 8, mile heats. two in thrcc.........S3DO
First $50 second 500: third 800
o. 30 class purug........ 700, .siuu
First 500. second 500. third 500. fourth SO
Entries in trotling aud pacing claSsc, close
August -, at II e.. VI.
All entire, in running races close September ..
nj T. NJ
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BRIDGEPORT.

The Board of Education are about 10
make some changes and Improvements
about the kirkwood building, They will
paint the building throughout, introduce
natural gas for heating and lighting, and
build 4 new house on the grounds for the
ianitor. Some extensive Improvements on
the other school buildings are COntem-
plated.
The KOehnlein Bros. have ordered new
ice wagon from Cincinnati, which will ar
rive in few days
Council passed an ordinance providing
for the construction ana repair of side
walks. This move in the right direC-
tion, Bridgeport pavements being Il dis
grace.
a party of young people leave for Ten.
nants tunnel to camp out few weeks, to-
morrow.
The Standard Iron Co. paid their en-
plOyes yesterday, on account of the Anal
gamated picnic at Alliquippa to-day.
Supt. Thomas, of the G. x =. railroad,
was in the city yesterday in reference to
the .itna mill switch.
4 son of John X. KillOck has accepted a
position in Bowie Bros drug store.
The Union Cornet Band, Of Ttnavillc,
left with the .litnaville Lodges OF the \. \.
Of /. " $. W, to Alliquippa, this morning.
This bard was given a very prominent
place in the procession, and as the band
has improved with aye, they will probably
be accorded n similar place to-day.
Jim Neuman, the Long Run terror who
drove all Martin Ferry indoors on Thurs
day night, was arrested by Officer Meister
yesterday morning Just us he was leaving
the Martins Ferry police court. lie was
brought before Mayor JunkiuS, who fined
him So and costs for carrying concealed
weapons.
George Young leaves for WoodSlield
today.
Albert Whcatley paid 81 and costs for
drunkenness yesterday.
John Sedgwick brought in three fine
turtles for the Van Pelt House yesterday.
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The Ladies' Ouartettc.

OF the Ladies Quartette Club which is
playing an engagement at Cleveland, at
haltnOrth's Gardel, a first-class place OF
amusement this week. the Plain Deaicy
says "Anderson's Lady Quartette gave
a concert in the Garden, Monday evening,
without the assistance of the Artillery
band rs originally announced. The audi
ence was large and appreciative, and the
programme, rs far rs the qnarteete was
concerned, was carried out and IT gave
general satisfaction. The quartette is
composed of pianist, Miss Sara Sweeney,
and three vOCalists, Mrs. Nellie Sweeney
Palmer, Miss Flora Williams and Miss
Marie Bankard. The ladies, attired in
pink dresses, appeared in solos, duets and
trios, which, as a rule, were selected with
a view of pleasing the general public, for
nearly all of the numbers were OF the
light and popular order. Miss Sweeney
played the piano we'll, accompanying the
singers and playing two solos, and the
other ladies have good voices, that blend
| beautifully in the duets and trios. The
same quartette is announced to appear at
| FIaltnOrth's the rest of the week and the
first sOiree of the season will he given on
| Thursday The Quartette will give per.
formance here about July LIST.
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HO FOR BELLAIRE.
4 Zig Excursion TO Go Down to the Catho-
lie Fair To Night.

4 big Excursion 10 Go Down to the CathO-
lie Fair To Night.
4 big excursion goes down to Bellairc
Catholic Fair to-day, Saturday, June 18th,
on the fine steamer Princess, leaving
Wheeling at 40, Wheeling time 4 fine
orchestra will he on board and the best or
der preserved The excursion will be in
charge of Mr.. William Mclaughlin. The
baud will return with the boat, so that u
fine time is assured.
Tonight the great contests will he set
tied. They are X. of l.. against the
Glass Blowers. for magnificent silk
tlag; Mr.. l.. c. Stauver against VIM
Donovan, for gold watch; and
Miss Maggie Girvin, of Wheeling, and
Misses Mary Burke, OF Rellaire, for one of
the finest watches in the country. \ costly
gOld-headcd cane will also he awarded the
most popular clergyman. The engineers
watch will he awarded later on. MeSsrs.
Pat fitzgerald and James DenniSon are the
candidates. Miss Girvin and Mr.. Stauv
ers' many Wheeling friends will be well
represented in the excursion. Besides
Father Gull has many Wheeling friends
anxious to assist him in building church
in Il town where there are many Difficult
ties to overcome.
Wheeling people will he made TO feel ut
home ut the Catholic Fair in Bellairc
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements ct Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Stranger.

Movements OF Citizens and the Coming
and Going of Stranger.
NI->. William Kerr, Of Chicago, ~ at the
Mcclure.
VI. c. c. Church, OF Parkcr-burg, was
ut the Mrlure yesterday.
Capt Charles Dunlap, Of Grafton, was
at the Mcclure Yesterday.
d. T. DrakenGeld, a prominent glass
buyer Of New York, is at the Mcclure.
Mrs DIR. Mccoy and Mrs DR.. Pipes lett
for Cleveland Oh Thursday to visit friends.
Mr.. !. W. Aud, Il prominent wool buyer
Of Washington county, Pa, is at the Nc
Lure.
.. II. Odell. of Clarksburg, and Alex.
Campbell, Of RayenswOod, are at the Nc
/ Lure.
Mr.. Harry Smyth, who has been in Paris
/ ,Oy some time past, studying music, Is cN-
| 'cted home shortly.
Miss Grussie Heidrich, charming young
| lady Of Marietta, O., IS visiting her sister
| Mrs. otto, on Twenty-second street.
/ Miss Belle Hauser, Of Cadiz, O., who has
! been the guest OF Miss Duncan, ut Bridge
/ port, tor some time past, will return home
to-day.
J. c. Hale, OF Writ county, W. Va, Il.
Fogcl, ofpi,tsburg, and ". II. Maclntre
aud wife, OF Philadelphia, are registered at
the Brunswick.
Messrs. Alex. laughlin and George
Baird have sent neat cards Of invitation
out to their friends for next Wednesday
evening at FrauIheim's Hall.
James A. Moody, well known civil
engineer Of Chicago, is in the city looking
at our brick pIvemeuts He was shown
around the city yesterday by Capt. John
Mcclure.
Prof Mullen was in the city yesterday
on his way to New York to attend Tn,
meeting OF the American Society of Pro
ieSsOrS and Teachers OF Dancing, OF which
he is a member.
Mr.. Fred T. Johnson, Of London, Eng
land. is quartercd at the Mcclure. lie isI
prominent pottery owner, OfStailordshire
and is makinga tour of the principal pot
terry cities OF this country, rs we'll las taking
in other points OF interest. He thinks tn,
English can yet show American manulaCt
urerS something about the business.
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IN \ SMALL WAY.
The News OF the Day POintedIy Para
graphed for Hasty Readers.

kEApitu AON hasiJ NsrdhNA7a
THE Young Mems Democratic CLUE met
in regular session last evening.
THE register at police headquarters was
blank at > o'clock this morning.
JACK King has been matched against
Meryine Thompson, Of Cleveland, for the
2lst
Two Fish Creek farmers were in the city
yesterday. looking for pair of stolen
mules. The mules are said TO have been
taken up 10 Pittsburgh.
Two colored youths had fight in the
Second ward yesterday afternoon. Officer
Dunlap arrested one of them, and last
evening was looking for the other.
Mr.. JESS JACo, postal clerk on the r.
az q. K. K. between Wheeling and Grafton,
died yesterday morning. Mr.. Jaco has
been on the road in this position for ten
years.
JUSTICE ROBERTS, recently appointed
hy the Board of Commissioners 10 NIL the
vacancy in Webster district, Will open
the office under Capt. DOyener's law Office,
Monday.
The opera House bs1hu ittuiHSu ~
terday afternoon from MOrgantown, where
they have been playing for Commencement
exercises. They played at Fairmont yes
terd..y morning.
\ COMMITTEE of RavenswOOd officials,
consisting of Messrs. Long, Brown and
Stone, were in the city yesterday, eNamln-
my our school buildings with view to
obtaining ideas preparatory to the cree
ton of a handsome school building at IA
yenswOOd.
\ WARRANT was issued for Stephen
Quinn, by Justice Davis, yesterday, charg
my him with stealing lot OF personal
property from GOtleib Smith. The stun
was contained in bOathouse mOored near
the Water Works, and the theft was COM
United Tuesday.
THERE were seven cases before ms
Honor Yesterday morning. Mrs. Joseph
Schrimp had her case continued indefinite
~. but the leniency OF the Court dId not do
much GOOD. rs will be seen 10y an item III
another column. Rod Dixon got $50 and
costs for .u aggravated case Of diSorderly
conduct. and the other Offenders were let
down easy.
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shoulder DislOCateu,

Henry J. Wade, the well known cooper,
who resides at 81 Zane street, Island, met
with very serious accident yesterday
afternoon. While inspecting pile OF
lumber at the rear of the T., w. q Ky.
freight depot Mr.. Wade made miss step,
and falling quite n distance alighted
amongst the timbers and dislOcated his
right shoulder Joint. Mr.. Wade was con-
yeyed to the Office of DIR. Hupp, where 1t
received the needed surgical attention.
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Woman on IA Rampage

Mrs. Joseph Shrimp, who appeared in
Police Court, yesterday morning, for caus.
ing Il disturbance, went out to the resi-
dence of her husbands mother, in alley
H., beyond the Central glass house, last
evening, where she started to clean out
the house. She and her husband have
parted and il is said that Mrs Shrimp has
threatened to give him trouble. She Ger.
tainly made things lively yesterday, il
being alleged that she took the baby,
threw it over the fence and got an axe
with which she threatened TO take the life
of her husband and his mother After she
has cleared the house she skipped Just in
time to escape being arrested.
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The Governor RENTS Fines.

The Governor has RENTED the fine OF
Lewis Ryan, of Summers county, who was
indicted for assault and fined S. and costs,
at the February term of the Circuit Court,
1887.
The fine of James Muncey, who was i'll
dicted by the February term of the Circuit
Court of Richie county, for unlawfully
selling spirituous liquors, of so and costs,
has also been RENTED by the Governor.
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A number OF boys were playing ball near
the river bank at the foot OF Twenty third
street, Thursday afternoon, when boy
about twelve years of aye who was stand
iug near the ge of the bank, fell over
into the river, which WAS quite high and
swift. He was swept out into the stream
and would probably have drowned had not
Frank Grubler, aged about fifteen, jumped
in, at the risk of his own life, and pulled
the boy out
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Rev. DIR. DE Costa,

Great preparations are being made for
the meetings TO be held by this gentleman
in this city on Tuesday neXt-that in the
afternoon for ladies in the First Prcsbyter-
ian Church, and 4 general meeting in the
evening ut the Opera House. There ought
to be Il deep interest in this movement.
DR.. DE COSta's lectures will abound
in startling facts which concern
the purity and peace of our
homes. lie is n master of the subject of
reform and 4 most powerful speaker. His
visit is 4 fortunate thing for the city ut
this time, and out of 1t will grow, it is
hoped new era of reform and philanthro-
pic work. Will not every earnest friend of
humanity in the city supplement the COM
mittee's work of preparation for DIR. De
Costa's coming by talking the matter up
and interesting others in the movement
for public good? Let the people be pre-
pared to hear one of the nobest men fthe
land ON one of the noblest themes.
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SnrinIIs Accident.

Mr.. Robert Crangle is confined to his
bed at his Chapline street residence, sui
lering from two fractured bones, the results
of fall last Wednesday evening About
o'clock that night, while Mr.ICrangle
was descending pair of stairs in the dark,
he slipped and fell, breaking his left wrist
aud left hip. DIR. Bates was called and
rendered the necessary surgical aid, and
last evening the patients condition was
stated to he favorable. The accident is 4
serious one TO person Of Mr.. Crangle's
ave
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A Wild Break.

Yesterday afternoon an unknown man
created good deal of excitement on the
South Side by appearing on horseback and
tearing up and down the streets, flourish
ing revolver Officer Grubler put the
fellow under arrest and started for the
City Hall, leading the horse by the bride.
En- route the man slipped of the animal
and succeeded in making his escape, leav-
ing the horse i'll the officers possession.
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The International Sunday School Lesson
for tomorrow will be taught by Rev. DIR.
Cooke at the regular weekly meeting at
) o'clock this afternoon. Young mems
meeting this evening will be preceded by
a short song service on the door step OF
the building. Young mems meeting will
be held from TO l:l5 o'clock tomorrow.
Open air service will be held at the lower
end of the Fifth ward market house from
G.l5 to : o'clock Sunday evening.
The South Side Association young men s
meeting will be held ut 3:l5 o'clock in the
Third Presbyterian Church.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REN. L.
| W Barr, pastor. Regular services t".moL
row al 1880 II. IN. and rs p. III. sunday school
at2p. IN
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rn-Day,s Monster Picnic.

The tenth annual picnic of Local Union
No. 9, A. +. &. w. L., will be held on the
State Fair Grounds to-day, and grand
time is promised all who attend. There
will be game of ball between Wheeling
and Martins Ferry glassworkers, a half
mile foot race, dancing and other amuse-
ments, and doubtless a big crowd will be
in attendance.
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The First Entertainment.

The Carleton Literary Society, new
and promising organization of the South
Side, gave its first entertainment at the
Third Presbyterian Church, last evening,
quite large audience being present. The
programme was a very interesting one, and
IFS rendition was well received.
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This Court met az 10 O'CLOCK, All thI
TntI,,,,s r,r,.sent
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p IST OF LETTERS

owens, +. r., n Co.
ROBERT SIMPSON. 7. NJ.
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WE have full assortment of Ladies
fine shoes, hand turns, or machine Scwed,
of every description, at lowest prices.
A. g. WrNCHER,
1867 Main Street.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
A Lecture for Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon Col. X. Findlay
Smiley will deliver his famous lecture,
uWhat are we here for?" at the Grand
Opera House, beginning at 3:l5 o'clock.
Col. Smiley is brilliant orator, and ms
effort will richly repay visit to the nail.
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:. : :; ::;:;: CUTMAN &C0.: I'VE; ;::
LOWEST PRICED HOUSE IN AMERICA.
Rrliuiuus Qutires.

LNlRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTH.
II eran Church-Rcv. f. II. Dornbaser, pastor.
Services tomorrow at 1920 II. IN, conducted 10y
Rev. d. 4. Denton. No evening service. sun
lnY .rhOnl M D. III.
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Commencing Sunday, June 9TH, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tice, the H. u O. will sell excursion tickets
and return at the low rate Of Sl.5o, and to
Washington, Pa, and return at 81. 90.
Trains leave ut and S:l0a. M, returning
at and ll:lO p. m.
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ORR $50 Ladies Flexible Kid Button
CA Common Sense and Opera lasts. Equal
tOany 50 shoe sold.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE,
lOli Main Street.
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s.. 90. 5000. 81. 90.

Gentlemen, examine our $500 genuine
Kangaroo shoe, a special sale to close them
out, see them before they are all sold.
J, w. AMuCK,
l14H Hain street.
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Remember. lots of Gents French Kid
and Kangaroo Congress, also a lot of low.
cut shoes, ut One-half the regular price.
l.. V. BLOND.
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HentlUIlnTtPrS

For Stacy Adams y Co.'S Gentlemen
Finest Shoes.
wv. AMICK, 1li2 Main Street,
Sole Agent.
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PLEASE call on or give notice by postal
card To DIR. VI. Neucr, the practical OPP
tician, ii Twelfth street, in reference to
your Spcctacles.
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For mems fine shoes of the leading
styles, OF best make and quality, either
Kangaroo, Calf or DOngola, go to
A. G. WINCHER,
1867 Main Street.
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Index to New Advertisements.
SEroNn PAGE

SErDNn PAGE.
For Sale-Hot AIR Furnace.
Administrator Notice.
Houses For Rent and For Sai,.-I r Hughes
Trulh Annual Picnic Loyai Union Ne. q. 4
r. e. " q.
Fine SatinsS-I. : Rhodes y Co.
For sale. phaCtOU and Carriage.
Wirp Cloth leo. " johnson SONS
Excelsior Baking Powder e. Il. List
Wautrd-Gtri Tor HOUScwurS.
The Wheeling Institute.
FOURTH PAGE.
RarualuS in Dry Goods L. = Gooa y Go.
list ut Letters
Religious Notices.
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GENTLEMEN try the W. l.. Douglas Sc
seamless calf Shoes. Every pair warranted.
For sale only at
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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Rdss B"V and mlcr sporting uc,rS are Il
fraiur, ofHc SINDiI REGISTER.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment in this issue Of stocks for sale by J.
c. Hervey, at 10 O'Clock to-day, at the
Court House.
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Look for the Big shoe.

Mems fine Lace, Congress and Button
Shoes Sl.4O, worth Sl.75, ut
STONE'S CASH SHOE STORE.
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Twill open this day 500 Mems All
Wool Cashmere and Fine All Wool
suits ~ hieh will close out nj $3.50 n
SuIf, worth SI2; and many other bar
gains. RALPH KLINE,
IltO Main street.
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Buy the SUNDAY REGISTER.

TRY our ladies fine Dongola Kid Shoes,
81. 90; they beat the world.
J. HAsENAUEE.
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mportant COMMITTEES Meeting,

The Council Committee on Claims met
last evening and audited bills aggregating
several hundred dollars, among them being:
g. Il. Caldwell professional services .......Sl2j n
Dennis - Kv"ir professional scryircs........ - II
Circuit Court Costs
In city ". Jas JOhnSOu...... ........ 3 e
In case city v. Thomas Mu,duun.....,..... - II
In case city ". j. W GuTnHu ...... 20 ~
The committee then took up the subject
of the suits brought by cx-City Collector
Crawford against delinquent taxpayers,
and drew up report to Council, after con
sultatiOn with Solicitor Caldwell, which
strongly condemned the action of the Col.
lectOr.
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Gentlemen's Genuine Kangaroo Shoes
These are special low prices. and are t.
close out this lot only.
]. W. AMICK,
ll43 Main Street.
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sa.oo. 5000. $500.

Bright, Interesting, NelrSg-lNs sun
DAY REGISTER.
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To BE Closed out.

Brigbt, Interesting, Nrr<g-7hr 81 v
DIY REGISTER.
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The SUNDAY REGISTER is m, hest
popc, pWbii>hcd in the cdE
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utO Main street.

Misses fine High Button shoes, IL to ,,
81. 30. worth Sl.75: Children's line High
Button. 81, worth Si.25.
SrONE'S CASH SHOE STORE.
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ED.

IIAwLEY-On Friday June 10, 1857, at 1905
p. m, OLIVER HAwLEY, in the 10Th year Of his
age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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SnrriaIi Suln

OF Ladies' Fine Shoes, this week, at reduced
prices. l.. V. BLOND.
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Mis-. NINA NEUER, the German poet
ess, dyes, cleans and curls ostrich feathers
in the best manner. IS Twelfth street.
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Gentlemen, see our genuine Kangaroo
500 shoe. J. ". AMICK,
lliS Main street.
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Cheap sunday Excursions ON the Ohio
River Railroad

Commencing June -, will sell excursion
tickets every Sunday until further notice.
Wheeling to SiStersvillc at the low rate Of
SL5O; Wheeling to Parkersburg aud return
$50 Tickets good one day only.
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nbrelin9 Re9istrr
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Thrrcmnmrtrr Eecnrd.

Mr.. c. Schhea, he Opera House drug
cyst, made the following observations oi
the temperature Friday: a. m, b'
- a. m, -, II M, =, : p. M, ~; . p. ~,
-. Weather EJlr.
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L0bor D0rs is an interesting feature Of III,
St.NDiJ REGISTER.